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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1935
Page
4
The article advises planting and garden expansion in winter, noting frost can kill pests and improve soil. It suggests digging and incorporating manures, choosing hardy shrubs like Daphnes and Delphiniums, and adding evergreen berry adornments. It emphasizes careful soil work, proper watering, and using glass to boost seed germination.
An OCR fragment touts HEENZO as a popular Australian cough and influenza remedy. It claims easy home production and cost savings, noting benefits for babies and adults and alleging broad adoption across the country. The text is garbled and references prices and social comments without clear attribution.
Wool merchants note heavy rains lifting spirits across the state and Queensland. Auction sales absent, buyers away on holiday. Reports from Australian Mercantile on Flemington yarding of 20,072 sheep and lambs, prices up to 1/6 dearer for grown sheep, lambs firmer, and overall market strong. Also mentions a 20 percent rebate offer on wool sales and a general call for inter-trade to boost business.
Advertising notice from a long standing firm invites readers to order seven trees from options including Apple Apricot Cherry Fig Nectarine Peach Pear Plum Japanese Plum Persimmon and Quince with free carriage. Regular prices apply per tree plus carriage and optional add ons such as oranges and lemons.
P. L. C. Shepherd and Son Ltd provides postal and telegram contact details with box number 36088 and city abbreviations. The entry lists Box 36088 G P C Byd hey and telegrams references Shepherd and Syd ney.
The weekly addtions on July 3rd catalogued 134 tons of rabbit skins. Opening sales showed good demand with values near last week’s top prices, but competition weakened and inquiry declined toward closing, with prices about one to two pence per pound below last Wednesday’s best. Fox skins saw an active market for top quality but dull sales for inferior skins.
Lincoln Ellsworth describes the Antarctic as a vast largely unexplored continent with extreme conditions. He recounts fossil evidence, an odd crayfish relative, and finding Nordenskjold's cabin with a blue ice fill, a clock, a phonograph, wax records, sardine fins, and ice skates.
Our London reserves now barely cover overseas commitments for a couple of years. The Commonwealth Government will likely draw on London reserves for over £10,000,000 to cover the deficit between overseas commitments and the balance for the year just closed. Public opinion approves the current exchange, which supports higher overseas sales, though this is seen as invisible borrowing.
Senator Elliott praised Russia after a London to Brisbane tour noting vast factories with 17 000 workers and plans to double size to 36 000. He highlighted literacy gains from 70 to 90 percent, double shifts in Moscow schools, and youth-led leadership in factories and government. He urged Australia to empower young men to guide national destiny.
A witty review highlights the law's reform spirit in mercy toward offenders and Cupid’s aid in rehabilitation. Also features Professor Bernard Heinze on child education, a humorous tale about a woman’s secrets, a fashion interview, a hand blocked fabric design, knitting directions for a cosy cardigan, a three way gift pattern, and promising needlework pages.
The piece warns that rising imports inflate the invisible loan burden and lift the annual interest bill, threatening the Commonwealth’s finances. It argues only a real import reduction or export rise can prevent a forced exchange-rate drop, which would raise taxes and harm primary producers and consumers.
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